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“The drastic change, however, concerns the Count himself, whose promiscuity, in the context of 1970s ideas about open sexuality, originally turned him into a greater social rebel than Figaro. In a superbly judged performance, however, Joshua Hopkins makes him sinister as well as sexy. Barbarina’s friends can’t keep their hands off him – but his […]
Opera Canada | Summer 2013 Meet a baritone whose passion for performing might seem bred in the bone. by BRIAN DAVID Read PDF
Featured Recording
Songs for Murdered Sisters
Joshua Hopkins
Jake Heggie
A new song cycle by Jake Heggie & Margaret Atwood
